Sentence examples for sore about how from inspiring English sources

The only fellow not celebrating is Isabel's spurned love, the blueblood Randal Reese-Rat, who is still sore about how the working-class Montague won the hearts of Isabel and her upper-class family by saving the city's rats from being poisoned.

I'm still very sore about how the year went last season - it was a disappointment to myself.

Earlier, he had told the Times: "The policy changed on Wednesday and I'm a bit sore about how I came out of that".

And even though you'll remain sore about how a few of them could so easily discard a relationship that meant quite a bit to you, you'll have the rest of your life to make more meaningful friendships.

About how sore her legs were at the end of an afternoon on toe.

"But what I don't want down the road is for the head trainer to come to me and start telling me about how many sore arms we've got because the pitch count is getting pushed way beyond where it should be.

A quick shower may be easier to bear when you're thinking more about sore muscles and how smelly you are than anything else.

You're not thinking about how much your toes hurt, how sore and tired your other muscles are.

De Mille was adamant about how she wanted the cowboys to look: "Crotch-sprung, saddle-sore," in sweat-stained leather.

They will clap their hands sore when some well-dressed charlatan gets them together in an expensive ballroom to go on about how they are being "stomped out" by the radical progressives.

"It's an angry, open sore that sticks around," said Dr. David Zelman, a psychologist and founder of the Transitions Institute in Dallas, who often consults with chief executives about how to handle change.